Modern Pet Dog House Crate (Black)
Modern Pet Dog House Crate (Black)
Modern Pet Dog House Crate (Black)
Modern Pet Dog House Crate (Black)
Modern Pet Dog House Crate (Black)
Modern Pet Dog House Crate (Black)

Modern Pet Dog House Crate (Black)

Sale price$379.00 Regular price$419.00
Save $40.00
SKU: PB-WW002-BN-M
Size:Medium
Colour:Black / Natural
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Stylish Dog House With Acrylic Door

Finally, a dog house designed to seamlessly integrate with your stylish living space

Creature Comforts

Dogs are creatures of habit and find comfort in routines. With a space to claim as their own, the house includes a cushion for your pet to rest after a day of adventure

Clear View

The design allows for maximum air flow, and the see through door lets your fur-baby get a clear view of their surroundings and relax.

Easy to Assemble

In 20 minutes or less, your dog will have a stylish, comfortable den. The crate is also easy to disassemble when necessary

Pre-order now to reserve your stylish house crate for your dog! Shipping is anticipated for July, with limited quantities available.  Don't miss out—secure yours today!

Includes:
1 x Dog House w/ Acrylic Door
1 x Cushion

 Measurements (Assembled)
58 (D) x 58 (W) x 63 (H) cm

Materials:
House Panels & Floorboard - Plywood
Door - Acrylic Perspex

Whilst each pet is different, use the below guide is for reference only. We would recommend measuring the intended space and your dog for best confirmation as they should be able to fully stand up as well as move around in the crate.


Breed guide:
Chihuahua, Corgi, Dachsund, Cavoodle, Cocker Spaniel, Cavalier King Charles Spaniel, Pomeranian

Suitable for indoor use only. 
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Crate Training

It is important to properly crate train your dog for various benefits, such as easier toilet training, teaching boundaries and a secure space for them to feel comfortable in.

Nevertheless, it is important to note that crate training is not the answer for every dog and should never be used as a substitute for the necessary exercise and mental stimulation they require. Additionally, no dog should be left in a crate, or anywhere else, for prolonged periods of time.

It is important to properly crate train your dog for various benefits, such as easier toilet training, teaching boundaries and a secure space for them to feel comfortable in.

Nevertheless, it is important to note that crate training is not the answer for every dog and should never be used as a substitute for the necessary exercise and mental stimulation they require. Additionally, no dog should be left in a crate, or anywhere else, for prolonged periods of time.

If you have a puppy or an adult dog that enjoys chewing, due the materials this product may not be the ideal option for you.

Instead, we suggest that you opt for crate training with a wire-framed crate until your dog is comfortable being in a crate

The process of training a dog with a crate can vary in length, depending on its age, attitude, and previous encounters. As you go through this process, it's critical to keep in mind that the crate should always have a pleasant association and training should take place in gradual, incremental steps.  Here is how you can introduce your dog to the crate:

Step 1: Familiarising your pet with the crate
Position the crate in a prominent area in the house that your family spends a great deal of time in, like the living room.   Leave it open so that the dog can explore the crate as it pleases, making sure that the door is open and secured so it doesn't suddenly bang shut and scare your pet.  Your pet’s experience in and around the crate should be positive and playful.Try placing small treats, toys or a lick mat in and around the crate and encourage them to step in and retrieve them.

Step 2Feeding your pet in the crate 
Once your pet has become familiar with the crate, you can start feeding it regular meals close to it, further building a positive association with the crate . Gradually begin to close the door during meals. At first, open it once your pet finishes it’s meal, but each time try to extend the length of time it spends in the crate

Step 3: Gradual Extension 
When your dog has developed a good comfort level with the crate, begin to confine it there while you're still home. Guide it to the crate with your command and give it a treat.  Stay close to the crate for five to ten minutes, then take a few steps away and observe. After a few minutes, return, stay for a brief time, and then release your dog. Practice this process several times a day and increase the length of time it stays in the crate as well as the length of time you stay out of sight.

Clean area with a damp wet cloth and dry immediately.